Welcome back to other people's lives. How you doing Greg? I'm doing good on this beautiful

day. It's a beautiful day we're inside recording episodes of other people's lives because

the new season is really off to a hot start now. Oh yeah. And just a reminder, we've got

that Instagram page now at OPL Podcast. It's a great little page over there with some

video clips, some little video clips over there. And we also have a Patreon setup. You can

support the show. It only costs a dollar and you get some extra content there and access

to a discord where sometimes we have a guest come in and talk to people. You're able

to ask them questions. There's some Q and A stuff that me and Greg have done there.

Yeah. Yeah. And welcome to all the new listeners. I feel like we've been getting a lot of new

listeners. Maybe this is even your first episode. So, maybe welcome to the OPL family. Welcome.

And we're going to start off, you know, your experience with a pretty interesting topic

that I had not really heard of before. And I believe it's pronounced synesthesia. Yeah.

Let's pretend like we didn't just practice that for 10 minutes before the mic's on. Just keep

it in that butt because like saying it over again. Like, all right. Synesthesia. Synesthesia.

I hope I didn't get that wrong already. But yeah, can you tell us what that is? Synesthesia,

as far as I understand, is a perceptual condition. It's basically when you have mixed sensations.

So one sense is simultaneously perceived by one or more additional senses. So what that

means is there's you have a sensory perception such as, you know, you see color or you smell

something or you taste a flavor. But those sensations are tied to things like hearing or seeing

names, seeing numbers, shapes. So I think one of the, so like a number would have a taste.

It could have a taste. It could have a color. It could even have a feeling. I know there's

some synesthesia. I don't know what the people are called that have them. I don't know where

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